Akira Ransomware Group Claims Responsibility for Vandalia Rental Data Breach The ransomware group Akira has taken credit for a suspected cyberattack on Vandalia Rental, a construction equipment rental company serving Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. According to a post on the cybersecurity platform HookPhish, Akira claims to have exfiltrated 40 GB of sensitive corporate data, including employee and client Social Security numbers, names, and dates of birth. The breach was reported on the same day as the HookPhish disclosure, though Vandalia Rental has not yet confirmed the incident. Legal teams associated with ClassAction.org are investigating the potential breach, seeking affected individuals including current and former employees and customers to determine whether a class action lawsuit can be filed. The investigation aims to assess damages such as privacy violations, financial losses, and time spent mitigating the breach. As of now, no official statement has been released by Vandalia Rental, leaving the full scope and impact of the incident unverified. The case remains under review by attorneys specializing in data breach litigation.